Las Vegas’ “High Roller” Claims Title as World’s Tallest Ferris Wheel
Last updated 2026-09-24 — Following the loss of the title for “World’s Largest Aquarium” to China’s Chimelong Ocean Kingdom, Singapore’s Singapore Flyer has also been surpassed by Las Vegas’ “High Roller” in the category of “World’s Tallest.” The “High Roller,” which opened on March 31...
By the MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
After the title for “World’s Largest Aquarium” was claimed by China’s Chimelong Ocean Kingdom, Singapore’s Singapore Flyer has also been surpassed by Las Vegas’ “High Roller” in the category of “World’s Tallest.” The “High Roller” Ferris wheel, which opened on March 31, stands 168 meters tall, takes 30 minutes to complete one rotation, and features a total of 28 observation cabins that can accommodate 1,120 passengers at once.
Las Vegas’ “High Roller” officially opened on March 31. (Image source / www.luxuo.com)
The “High Roller” Ferris wheel is approximately 3 meters taller than Singapore’s Singapore Flyer and is equipped with 28 air-conditioned observation cabins. Each cabin can hold 40 people, and with a rotation time of 30 minutes per cycle, it means up to 2,240 people can enjoy panoramic views of Las Vegas within just one hour when fully loaded. Additionally, the cabins are outfitted with audiovisual equipment, so in addition to taking in the 360-degree views of Las Vegas, passengers can also enjoy accompanying videos and music during the ride.
The “High Roller” stands 168 meters tall, making it the tallest Ferris wheel in the world to date. (Image source / The Linq Fan Page)
Ride the “High Roller” to enjoy 360-degree views of Las Vegas. (Image source / www.luxuo.com)
The “High Roller” has a total of 28 observation cabins. (Image source / The Linq Fan Page)
In terms of ticket pricing, there are daytime tickets for USD 24.95 (approximately NTD 760), regular nighttime tickets for USD 34.95 (approximately NTD 1,065), one-day passes for USD 44.95 (approximately NTD 1,370), three-day passes for USD 54.95 (approximately NTD 1,680), and express pass tickets for USD 59.95 (approximately NTD 1,830).
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